William Fleming High School - Colonel Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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. .env- WILLIAM FLEMINC IIICH SCHOOL ROANOKE COUNTY, VIRGINIA The Cafeteria It would be rather foolish to say anything except that this is about the most important part of our school. With Mrs. Taylor, an experienced person, as manager of the cafeteria, we have enjoyed most delicious as Well as most nourishing meals during this school term. The above scene is not unusual, but is a typical picture of the daily lunch period at William Fleming. We are indeed fortunate in having Mrs. Taylor with us and we hope that she is here indeinitely to plan for us such delightful meals. -:El 11 l-3+ 1 iaii W h

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WILLIAM FLISMINC IIIGH SCHOOL ROANOKE COUNTY, VIRGINIA p ww M 5 A CHALLENGE TO LIVE, GROW AND SERVE Only one person out of thirty really serves his fellow men. The remaining twenty-nine are engaged in a self- centered existence which consumes rather than creates. The rank and file of mankind is too busy grasping and using the creations of the hands and minds of others. Somewhere in every community there must arise the men and women who will serve the good of all. The Thirtieth Man will, there- fore, give his life and interest to growth and service. He will prepare himself to lead and to follow. He will prevent accident, conserve health and morals, and create beauty. He will protect the weak and curb the arrogant. He will be doctor, minister, teacher, judge, mayor and builder. He will be concerned with the welfare of his generation and of those to come. The thirtieth man must be found. The educated men and women who set as their aim to live, grow, and serve will automatically become that important one in thirty. in . r.

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